The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-09

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personal privilege, and referred to the at
tack on him in yesterdays Telegraph and
Constitution by Acting Supt. Whitaker,
of the mnatic asylum, which be claimed
abused and falslfied him. He said the Su-
perintendent had left the interests of the
asylum to come here and vent his personal
malice. Mr. Kenan protested against such
efforts to influence legislation. He said he
had published reply in the Telegraph.
BATCH OF NEW BILLS.
The following new bills were introduced: :
BY Mr.. HUFF, of Bibb-To incorporate the
Macon City and Suburban Railway, Light
and Power Company.
BY Mr.. Monroe, of Calhoun-To amend
section 2525 of the Code by substituting
July for January.
BY Mr. Russell, of Chatham--To settle the
boundary lines of certain wharf lots in Sa-
vannah.
By Mr.. Gordon-To incorporate the title
Guaranty and Loan Company of Savannah.
By Mr.. Gordon tby request)-To relieve
the city of Savannah of the expenses of the
City Court of Savannah and impose them
on the county of Chatham
BY Mr.. Russell, of Clarke-To amend the
act to incorporate the Athens Savings
Bank.
BY Mr.. Clay, of Cobb-To amend an act
to carry into effect the clause of the con-
stitution in reference to relief for Confed-
crate soldiers. ALLOWING them to draw
their stipend once a year, This bill was
accompanied by petition.
Also bill to amend the act leasing out
convicts.
By Mr. HarrelI, of Decatur-To incorpo-
rate the Alabama Midland Railway Com
pany.
BY Mr.. johnson, of DeKalb-To prevent
the obstruction of water courses in this
State.
BY Mr.. Chandler. of DeKalb-To amend
the statute of limitations.
Also bill to amend section 1880 Of the
Code (malling prosecutors liable for costs of
maliciousor abandoned prosecutions.)
By Mr.. Walker, of Floyd-To amend an
act to provide for the registration of voters
in Floyd and other counties, by striking out
Floyd.
Also a bill to provide for the registration
of voters in Floyd county.
BY Mr.. Howell-To amend the charter of
the city of Atlanta so as TO authorize an in
crease Of the salaries of the Tax Receiver,
Recorder, and Auditor.
Also to incorporate the Atlanta Savings
and Loan Company.
By Mr.. West, of Habersham--A bill TO
refer to a vote of the people of the State
the question of the sale of the Western and
Atlantic railroad.
By Mr.. Key, of Jackson--To amend the
charter of the town of Harmony Grove.
Br Glenn offered resolution to discon-
tinue the daily printing of abstracts of the
proceedings Of the House. This was agreed
to.
Ny Mr.. Little, of Muscogee-To amend
an act to incorporate Columbus Street Rail
road Company.
Also bill 10 incorporate the Union Tele-
graph Company.
Also bill to amend an act to incorporate
the Georgia Midland Railroad Company.
BY Mr. Hill, of Merriwether-To prohibit
the sale Of liquor to intoxicated persons,
BY Mr.. McCord of Richmond-To amend
an act for the better organization, govern
ment and discipline of the volunteer troops
of the State
Mr. Russell, of Clarke, offered "A resolu-
ton allowing mileage TO members and Off
GERS Of the House for this adjoSned session.
BY Mr.. Pitman, of Troup-For the pro
lection Of game and birds in Troup county.
BY Mr. Mathews, of Pike-To make
drunkenness a crime.
BY Mr. Arnhelm, of Dougherty-To
amend section 2,2S5 of the Code. Also, a
bill 20 amend section 1886 of the Code.
Both in reference TO surveyors duties.
BY Mr.. Williams, of Jackson-To incor
porate the Peoples Bank Of jefferson.
By Mr. Stewart, of Mitchell-To establish
a new charter for the town Of Camilla.